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8 TtlJ HERAkDREpuaLICAN SA SALT J LAKE CITY UTAH FRIDAY SEPT 10 i909
GRIM DEATH CALLS EDWARD HHARRIMAN IL
Mrs E H Harriman HarrimanHARRlr HarrimanHARRIMANInterests
HARRlr HARRIMANInterests AN ROADS ROADSIfi
Ifi LITIGATION LITIGATIONInterests
Interests of Well Known ilIIagnate Mag Magnate
nate Have Been Conspicu Conspicuous
ous at Washington WashingtonSUIT
SUIT PENDING AT PRESENT PRESENTRAILROAD PRESENTRAILROAD
RAILROAD MAN FIGURED IN IN INTERSTATE INTERSTATE
TERSTATE COMMERCE CASE CASEWashington CASEWashington
Washington Sept 9Flgurin In UtI UtIgation litlgation
gation that led up to the Supreme Court CourtIf
Cf If the United States in congressional de delatA debate
bate and action In In interstate ntate commerce commerceI commercerroeeedings
rroeeedings I leedinp and in admlnbltrative details detailsd
d f the treasury department the Intere interests interestso tr trQi
Qi o B H Harriman have been conspicuous con8p1cuouJIn
In the government dockets at Washing Washington
ton tonThe
The government has pending R suit suitatlinst suitagainst
against the Harriman roads for the dls dlsF disslutlon
F lutJon of a combination amon among them themIn themIn
In various parts of the country testimony te8UmonyIn
In this proceeding III being taken takenMr
Mr 11 Harrimanli claims for reimburse lflmbursennt reimbursetr
nnt tr rat on account ot the OOODOO or more moreWhich morewhich
Which he expended several years ago inTehullding in inrhullding
rhullding the Salton sea dam am excited excitedinterest excitedgr
gr + t interest all over the country Con Cone
e ss has never acted favorably on the thel
l i ins limsirhaps insierhaps
irhaps the most noted of the recent recentcs
cs S s in which tlr Harriman has figured tiguredf
f > tw litigation that grew out ot an in intrstate inrttate
trstate commerce commission proceeding proceedingf
f li which Mr Harriman declined to anr an anwr
r wr r certain questions The Supreme Supremelrt
lrt rt decided the case In favor ot Mr MrI 1
1 n Timan r man last December DecemberT
T 1 questions lues lon8 which Mr Harriman re ref
f 1 + d i to o answer bore on the ownership ownershipL
L Ik t + rk relating according to the Su Sum Sum
< m court decision to business of Kuhn KuhnJ
J 1 k Co and not to the Southern Pa Pawhkh Pawhich
which Mr Harriman controlled controlledlr
lr r Vl In n 1907 that Mr lr Harriman ltIg fig fign
n 1 a political controversy Involving Involvingt
t a ame ne of Theodore Roosevelt then thenl1t thenfont
font l1t T TI4rw4gh II a disgruntl di fUJL1ed d tenog tenogcr
cr r there was brought io Ught ht a let letrittn letritten
rittn b by Mr ofr Harriman to Sidney Sidneyter
11 a lawyer in which Mr r Barri BarriI Harricoruplained
I loflJplained that the Roosevelt ad adration adration
< ration had hadnot not treated him fairly fairlyr
r h l had bee instrumental in raising raisingfor
for the campaign of 1904 The let letjsed letl
l jsed sed with the now famous Question i
Jore re do I standRnoselt stand standRo
Rnoselt Ro e 1t was greatly incensed and andforth andf
f forth + + rth with a letter no equally fa far far I
r r 0 which originated the expression expressioni
1 + sirable citizen cltDentrngthen citizenstrengthen
strengthen his case MrHarrlman MrHarrlmani 1 Hamman HammanJwd
Jwd i d a letter signed Theodore Roose RooseId RooseTd
Id dated Oct 14 1904 two weeks be beMr
Mr 11 Rooeevelts el election < ction to the pre presi presic J Jv
v c J n that year yearIf
If T h correspondence on both sides was wasn
n ed 1 after this and It came out that thati
i 111 Harriman declined de llned to con conto conr
r to the Republican congressional congreaionalIaign
Iaign fund on the ground that it was wasfor
1 for him to do so soEND soEND
END COMES PEACEFULLY PEACEFULLYContinued
Continued from Page 1 1sil 1sii
sil + ntly to the Oat cars and descended deacendedon
on the private Incline railway railwayIriando railwayI
Iriando I Harriman d discussed the tu fun tunral
nral n + ral arrangements briefly tonight He HeSl Hesid
sid Sl Mr Ir Harriman would be burled 1ft 1fttho int
tho t E family plot In the little graveyard graveyardhind
hind St Johns Episcopal church at attden atlydcn
tden He will rest beside his eldest eldestf
f n t Edward H Harriman jr who whol
l twentrtwo year ago soon after aftertl1l afterthe
the family first came to Arden Ardffiile Ardenhe
ile he service will be held at 310 oclock oclockv oclockSunday
v Sunday afternoon next and it 13 3 unfi un unlr
lr fi retuod > t nd will be strictly private privateDr privateIi
Dr Lyle who haa been Mr Harrimans Harrimansn
Ii has
1 sidan ian n throughout this last Ulne illness has hasno hasi
i c d no statement concerning the cause caU8edlth causer
+ dlth r nth but the general understanding understandingta
ta t there was as no operation Four per perf
f II aI are authority for this belief They TheyIrs TbeyMrs
Irs Simona his sister Charles T Trd Tr
r rd 1 superintendent of the Harriman e ec es est
c t t William McClellan superintendent superintendentthl
the Arden Farms Dairy company and andnmas andT
T nmas + nas B Price Mr Hanimans per perI pera1
a1 I secretary In the Unidn Pacific ot ofii ott otSlter
ii t >
Sister Discusses H Death
lire fl Simons dl discussed cUBlied bIB death this thl80dlng thise
e dlng with more freedom than anyone anyonel
l < hut even she professed not to know knowt
1 exact nature ot her brothers ail ailTi
Ti nt 1
1 nu u have heard the ad news she ahein
in My dear brother p passed d away awayI
1 + + dully In the preeeace of aU the mom memI
I rs ot our family familyhat family11hat
+ 11hat hat time d11 Mr Harriman die dieI dieT dieTwas
I was asked askedbo askedbout
bo bout II t 110 this afternoon was the oa uscted
1 cted ed answer answerIt answerSsaid
Ssaid It said emphatically that there had
1 j1 11 nl operation Her husband Charles Charleay
y p Simons said be had not arrived at atrd attrd
trd rd n in time to se Mr Harriman be itsie
1 he died He aid that Mr Harriman Harrimand
01 d + i at 335 p mThrn m mThoen
Thoen Mrs Simons was w wrong when ben she shep
r lll p mI m ml
l 1 Simons hesitated and then said saidi
i + Ill I was not there when he died diedHis diedHis
His Lieutenant Absent AbeentFrmer AbsentTermer
Frmer Judge Lovett chief counsel for forh fors
h s nlon and Southern Pacific railroads railroadsr
1 r hst known of the Harriman lines lineaj
j d + I not reach Tower Hill In time for a at
1 t farewell to his chief It was 66 66L 6 r revening
L l evening when he Ill reached Arden and andL
L declined to say anything regarding regardingt
t 1 + + time < the cause or any other cir elrIstnce cirastsnees
Istnce surrounding Mr Ir Harriman Harrimanlli Harrimandrnth
drnth drnthEarlier lli 111 111l
l Earlier 111 the day however before the thei theiris
+ iris i i was at hand Mr Harriman talked talkedwit talkedwith
wit with 11 Thomas B Price This w was one of oft ofrh
rh t 11 strongest evidences that Harriman Hammannasttr Harrimanriaster
nasttr mind was alert to the end for fori
i it is IwU lxlived ved that Price was summoned summonedt
t 1 nabl the dying financier to give 81veii
v ii + mQ r + instructlOJIII concerning his vast af aftj a afir
tj tjM Mr M SiIf Pri Prke a returned to New York III 1 1If 146
If Mr HHIlmaa death had occurred occumCitfnre occurredh
tfnre h + fnre h Jft I tr the house hi hie words did didTt didr
r Tt + t indlct it t Xl Harriman cond condlinn con cont
t linn Ill aid t j fairly encoural encouraging encouraginglie nc ncH
H lie had It 1 fr he JUdd to trans tranaact transat
act somE M MAlthout i iAlthoUk
AlthoUk aDd peru two twor
or r three i known that Mr MrI1arrlPla MrIlarrtrta
I1arrlPla ° any time since 8IDcehis sincehis
his relal r1 Y the ae news B of oflis ofhis
his lis datl 1 1 + t 10 f ° Gi GiI l
I
Snapshot of E H Harriman upon Iris return from Europe In his rear are Judge Lov Lovett tt counsel for the Harri Harriman Harriman
man properties and Former Governor J3 B Odell and of Mr Hanimans lieutenants
n the vicinity ot Arden And in some somretlpects somerespects
respects there are Indications that it was wasunexpected as asUDeXpected
unexpected in New York so earl early earlyDeath
DeathU Death Unexpected nexpectedThe
The best proof ot this was that Judge JudgeLovett JudgeLovett
Lovett who has passed practically every everynleht everynight
night at the house since Sunday last lastreturned lastreturned
returned to New York this morning as asusual asusual
usual and was not at hand when the theman theman
man whose mantle he may bearfor he heIs heIs
Is spoken of by some a8 Mr r Harriman Harrimansuccessorbreathed 3 3liGcceuorbreathecl
liGcceuorbreathecl his last lastIn lastIn
In keeping with the simple arrange arrangements arrangements
ments for the funeral an undertaker from fromTurner fromTurner
Turner the nearest railroad station to toArden toArden
Arden was pressed into service tonight tonightA
A man who as assisted lllted the embalmers said saidthat saidthat
that the body bore no sign ot any recent recentoperation recentoperation
operation operationThe
The familys decision In selecting the theUttle thelittle
little country graveyard on the hillside hl1lsldnear hillsidenear
near here III the first evidence that they theyIntend theyintend
Intend to maintain Arden as their home homeThe homeThe
The unfiniB unfinished palace that covers Tower ToverhDl Towerhill
hill and the great estate that surrounds surroundsIt
It was one of Mr 1 Harrimans dearest dearestbobbieii dearesthobbies
hobbies bobbieiiDuring hobbiesDuring
During the last day of biB iIIne illness s he hetook hetook
took a peat personal interest in the thlwork thework
work and sitting In the sunshine on his hiscreen hisgreen
green veranda often conversing with th thlaborers the thelaborers
laborers It III believed that the family famllcarrying familycarrying
carrying out his wishes will complete the thework thework
work under way and that the name of ofHarriman ofHarriman
Harriman will continue to be e 8no 8nonym synonym
nym of bounty In that part of the val valley vanley
ley
Emplpyes Feel Badly BadlyAll
All ot the late railroad klD kings s employ + s sare I Iar
are ar deeply affected by his death Wil Wil11am V 11 11liam
liam A McClellan superintendent ot Mr MrHarrlmans II IIHarrImans
HarrImans dairy said that all of the cm m mployes j jployes
ployes on the estate would mourn the theloss I IJo
Jo loss s of their employer both as a loyal loyalfriend loyalfriend
friend and a just master masterBy masterBy
By a strange coincidence a wedding weddingparty weddingparty
party set forth from the Harriman real residence realdeuce
deuce this afternoon while Mr Harriman Harrimanlay
lay dead George o1lJ Murphy chief engi engineer engineer
neer of the estate was the bridegroom brldelloomand
and the bride was Mary Spalding a par parlor parlor
lor maid maidThey maidThey
They alone of all the employes on the theetltate theestate
estate were not apprised ot Mr Harri Harriman Harrimans
man mans death until after the ceremony wu wuperformed wasperformed
performed The wedding was held In St StMarys StMarys
Marys Catholic church at Arden and andas andas
as It was Mrs Harrimans expressed expreMedwiIIh
wish that her husbands death should not notinterfere notInterfere
interfere with the plan and happ1n happ1nof s sof
of the servants they drove forth from fromthe fromthe
the estate In Mrs Harrimans wagonette wagonetteand
and did not know there was mourning mournlnllfon
on the estate until after they were man manand manand
and wife wifeNO wifeNO
NO MENACE TO BUSINESS BUSINESSContinued BUSINESSContinued
Continued from Page 1 1stock 1stock
stock exchange until long after 3 oclock oclocka
a time when trading on the exchange exchangebad
bad ceased for the day dayNew dayNew
New York bad watched with sympa sympathetic sympathetic
thetic interest Mr HarrimanlI long fight fightai08t fightagainst
against ai08t his last illness From June I Iwhen 1when
when he sailed to take the cure at Bad BadGateln BadGastein
Gateln In Austria reports began to cir circulate drculate
culate that the master of Union Pacific Pactticwas
was In a serious way From abroad came camedaily camedaily
daily accoun accounts ot his treatment and tUB tUBcheerful hischeerful
cheerful and oCtrepeated statement that thathe at athe
he was Improving and would BOOO be hm hmBelt himself
Belt again
His Vast Plans PlansThla PlansThis
This optlmm was charactert tlc of the theman theman
man whose grit and determination ft to get Ietwell getwell
well and resume work Oft the vast plans Jllanhe planshe
he bad laid out w was remarkable remarkableBut
But iiI Harriman did not Improve Improveabroad Improveabroad
abroad as hi his physicians had expected expeetedand
and he returned to New York Of Aug
15 as he announced to take an after aftercure aftercure
cure cureMr
Mr 1 Harriman sn Hi i d ill New York weak weakand weakand
and emaciatEd bt brave and cheerful cheerfulIn
In his determination to overcome his ali aliment allment
ment An interview he gave the news newspapers newspapers
papers upon hi his return tr from < > m Europe was waaunder wasunder
under mt flrmali rlImstanlt es > s Sur Surmundel Surrounden
mundel i tm 1 + r tan H score of reportu report
ea u I 1 n < W Jh h in his privitr privat privatearl
earl car lv Mr Ir Harrima i aCins aCinsthe g + qs qsthe
the c f and rlh fhxtalk F I Itanto
talk I 1 1 n e hi r I i xi X
1 i d i W d t t j ard It hiS plans for I
I
7
Elder son of E H Harriman who whohas I Ihas
has been with a Harriman survey surveying surveying
ing corps in Idaho Idahothe
the future when he should return to toduty toduty
duty dutyI
I havent an anjthipg ftbllg on my mind JUSt JUStnow justnow
now exCt except > pt the after cure said Mr Har Harriman Harriman
riman and I want you fellows to help helpme
me to do that Ive left ten pounds on onthe onthe
the other aide and I thou thought ht I could bet
ter get It back on borne cooking cooklnTen
Ten pounds otfa off a little fellow like me
is n good deal deal1Kr dealMr
1Kr Harriman was taken at once to toArden toArden
Arden where lor a atj Ume me It appeared thathe that thathe
he was on the road to recovery No Nolonger Nolonger
longer ago than Monday of last week weekMr
Mr 11 Harriman In requesting that news newspaper newspaper
paper men be withdrawn from Arden die dictated dietated
tated a charachrllltic statement declaring
that he was getting along nicely and andthat andthat
that If there was any change in hi his COD CODdltion condition
dltion he would Inform the newspapers neW1lpapersIf
If there was or should be an anything anythingserious thlq thlqIleriOU8
serious I will l let t the press know aDd aDdu anda
u a I have never deceived them I ask askthat askthat
that the pre press now withdraw their rep reprUIentatlve8 representatives
rUIentatlve8 and rely on me meTht meThis
This request was readll readily complied with wltlland withand
and not until Mr Harriman relapse relapseon
on SundaY last was s the vigil renewed reMwedThe renewedThe
The feeling amon among the ttnaaclal men menof menof
of New York on the effect Qf f Mr Har Harrimans Iitlrdnans
rimans death on the financial financialworld w rld Is Isone isone
one o of confidence
SEATTLE HAS BIG FIRE FIRESeattle FIRESeattle
Seattle Sept DFire today In the theManufacturers theManufacturers
Manufacturers Exchange building a asixstory asixstory
sixstory brick structure at KJpc Klpgstreet KJpcstreet
street and Occidental avenue caused causeddamage causeddamage
damage estimated at from 100000 to toX00000
X00000 X00000CRANBERRY 00
CRANBERRY CROP RUI RUINED RUINEDNecedah ED EDNecedah
Necedah Wi Sept 9Reports JO JOhprr rotdt
tdt + 1 herr from various points In this tItIsa
b ait < a + t1 ir g tt a Aranhrrry tT nblrry distrlt distrietn j jn
n tlIr At t itIV L w that the crop ha han has hast <
t cn n rr pro < t tr I tly y riid rai d by frost and andi1rc
i1rc re
i > <
JAPS WElGOMm WElGOMmAT tNELCOIIP3EDATPORTLAND
AT ATPORTLAND ATPORTLANDCommercial PORTlAND PORTlANDcommercial
commercial Commissioners Commissionersi
i From Orienl Are Given Rides Ridesand Ridesand
and a Banquet BanquetPortland
Portland Ore Sept 9fbe com commercial commercial
mercial commissioners from Japan Japanwho Japanwho
who arrived here today as the guests gUe8t1of
of the Associated Chambers of Com Commerce Commerce
merce of the Iaclftc Coast were busll buslloccupied busily busilyoccupied
occupied with the varied program that thathad thathad
had been arranged for their entertain entertainment entertainment
ment mentSandwiched mentSandwiched
Sandwiched between breakfasts breaktastsunchHJns breakfastsluncheons
luncheons and dinner were automobile automobileid
id < 1 car ar rides about the city Pe Personal Personally n81 n81Jy
Jy conducted visits to several great greatinh greati
i inh uuitstrial > trial plants gave the visitors an anIlflpnrtunlty anppnrtunity
Ilflpnrtunlty + to obtain firsthand inror inrorrn
rn tI on regarding various lines of oft
t add addT tdfTonight
Tonight T + night the visitors were the guests guestsf
f the Portland chamber of commerce commerceat
Ht a banquet cover being laid for forIn 300 300In
1
In komlng the visitors as bearers of ofmssage ofmenage
menage of peace and good will Pres President President
ident William B McMaster I laster of the thedmmber thechamber
chamber of commerce expressed the thebelief thebelief
belief that their visit would tend fur further further
ther to increase the friendship existing
bEtween the two nations Theodore D BWilcox I
Wilcox of thlll city responded to the thetoast thetoast
toast Our Commerce With Japan JapanRecalling JapanRecalling
Recalling the growth of trade b btWEn btween >
tWEn the United States and Japan Japanand Japanand
and China es especially > ecially the development developmentof
of the wheat and flour business Mr MrWilcox Ir IrVUcox
Wilcox Mid that In 1887 the value valueof valueofthe of ofthe
the flour exported to Japan amounted amountedto
to but 50000 while two years ago that thatcountry thatcountry
country imported 900000 barrels of offlour offlour
flour valued at 300000 1300000The 300000The
The greatest drawback to our Oriental Ori Oriental
ental flour trade said the speaker speakerhas
has been the exceedingly high prices priceineceM8ry pricesnecessary
necessary to meet the competition of ofthe ofthe
the worlds markets for our wheat The Thetrade Thetrade
trade was established with flour at at2iiO
2iiO and 3 a barrel and now It fe 8 1 1and 1and
and over although the purchasing purchaslDFpower
power of the Orient ba has not advanced advancedsufficiently advancedsufficiently
sufficiently to keep pace and maintain maintainthe
the quantity
DEPOSED SHAH BEGINS BEGINSJOURNEY BEGINSJOURNEY
JOURNEY TO RUSSIA RUSSIATeheran RUSSIATeheran
Teheran Sept 91he deposed shah shahof
of Persia left the confines of the Ru Rusian Runsian
sian legation this aftErnoon and start started started
ed on his journey to Russia He Is to tolive tolive
live in practical exile probably at atOdessa atOdessa
Odessa OdessaARREST OdessaARREST
e
ARREST MAN WHO WHOTERRORIZES VHOTERRORIZES
TERRORIZES A TOWN TOWNHelen TOWNHelena
Helen Mont Sept INews reached reachedthis reachedthis
this city tonight of the capture by a adeputy adeputy
deputy sheriff from Boulder Jefferson Jeffersoncounty Jeffersoncounty
county of Lou Hatfield a ranchman ranchmanwho
who yesterday ran amuck through Tef Jeftereon TeffelllOn
felllOn Clt City threatening to kill tbeoffi tbeofficera the am amcers
cera and holding citizens at bay for four fourhonr fourhours
hours > Nnti rltkf wrs s setlt nt toBoulder and andl
l < eluti Plit h thriff rff i I ompanfod mnI d by a ar ar
r I C of fi tt r rnv r < t to Jefferson it itl itI
l HtfJrJ I t1 d vvas s tal t do 11 to BouldEr aUl an i ilocked
locked up J
Miss Mary Harriman HarrimanHARRI1AN I I II IHARRIMAN
HARRIMAN HELD HflOUTAH HELDUTAHPROPERTY
UTAH UTAHPROPERTY PROPERTY PROPERTYInterests
I i
I II
Interests in This State Amount Amountto
to Many Millions of ofDollars j
Dollars DollarsA
As A president of the Union Pachk PacidcRailway PachkRailway
Railway company and president of the theOregon I
Oregon Short Line company E H HHarriman I
Harriman controlled a vast amount of ofproperty ofproperty
property In Utah through these cor cororations cor5 cor5orations
orations although < omparatheiy lit little little
tle of the tangl tangible it property 18 within withinthbl withinthis
this sta state stateAmong tee teem
Among m ng tiiepromlnent the prominent connections of ofE ofE
E H Harriman he was president an anchairman and andchairman
chairman of theeK theexecutive t e committee ofthe of
the Union Pacific Railway company companypre8ident companypresident I
president and chairman of the execu executive
live committee of the Southern Pacific lacificRaUway PacificRailway
Railway company president of theOregon the theOregon
Oregon Short Line president of th the theOregon
I
Oregon It California railroad president prebidmtof
of tile Oregon Railroad Na a i3atiJn igationcompany i3atiJncompany
company chairman of th the o xeeuUv xeeuUvcommittee euti euticommittee
committee of the Wells Fargo Ex ExP Express
P press 18 company and in e effective ectie control controlof ontrolof
of the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt SaltLake I
Lake railroad railroadThrough railroadThrough
Through h his i connection with these theseand theseand
and other camyfat co coitrolledother coQtrolled coQtrolledother
other corpor dttfohs dofisii1nIb 7n a aaecUng aaecUngthe fectin a athe
the tratJsportation In the state includ including including
ing the Pacific Fruit Expllle8s company companyincorporated
incorporated in I jiOOOOOO jiOOOOOOthe 009000 009000the
the Ogden Union t ailwaycompany ailway ailwaycompany
company Utah Light Js Railway com company company
pany and the Utah Gas I Coke compa company
ny controlling absolutely the heating heatinglighting heatinglighting
lighting and street railway service ot otSalt ofSalt
Salt Lake the Union Pacific Coal com comuJ company
pany > uJ with mines in I Ltah tah and Wyom Wyoming yom yomjng
jng and steamship lines on the Pacific PacificIn
In th the Ogden Union Depot Rail Railway Hallway
way company the Union Pacific owns ownsstock ownsstock
stock amounting to 150000 and mort mortgage mortgage
gage collateral of 163000 The Oregon OregonShort OregonShort
Short Line Is practically a closed cor corporation corporation
poration with 27350700 273 O7oo of the stock In Inthe inthe
the hands of the Union Pacific eompa
lty an and the rest in the tre treasu uti Y The irlteOregon TheOregon
Oregon Short Lln Line owes 112500090 112500090sto l OOO OOO3tock
3tock sto kol lIt the Salt tiJak noula outso outsohalf or orhalf
half of the total and in addltfon the theOregon theOregon
Oregon Short Line has loaned the Salt SaltLake SaltLake
Lake Route 26530833 Harriman Harrimancontrolled Harrimancontrolled
controlled the SouthernPaiftc Southern Pacific and the theUnion theUnion
Union Pacific is creditor to the South Southern Southern
ern Pacific something Iik2 21632t 42376321The 21632tThe
The Oregon Short Line owns 1S4I5G 1S4I5Gcommon 1849450common
common stock In the Utah Light A ARailway kRailway
Railway company 1836300 preferred preferredstock preferredstock
stock and holds a consolidated mort mortgage mortgage
gage for 993000 3000 and 41000 collateral collateraltrust collateraltrust
trust of the street railway company companyThe companyThe
The Oregon Short Line also owns ownst400
3979400 t400 and 10879600 preferred stock Itockin
in the Oregon Railroad Navl Navigation Navigationcompany tfoll tfollrompany
company which amounts to practically practicallythe
the entire capital stock The capital capitalstock capitalstock
stock of the Southern Pacific company companis
is S19 S492586f common and 704883
330 90 prefc preferred > rred and of this the Ore Oregon OregonShort on onShort
Short Line owns S9GCOOOOO common and and3iOOOOO
3iOOOOO preferred preftrrtdHarrimans preferredIiarrimans
Harrimans land holdings in Utah are arecomparatively arecomparatively
comparatively mall Inasmuch as the thest thebest
best st of the land grants to the railroads railroadshave railroadshave
have been dllpofed of and the govern government government
ment 1M now contesting other grants In Inox inBox
Box ox Elder county which are mineral mlnrallands minerallands
lands obtained un under 1pr affidavits thatthey that thatthey
they were for grazing purposes Turpo1PsMR purposesMR
MR TAfT TAFTTOASTS TAFTTOASTSEMPERORViLLIAM TOASTS TOASTSWllUA
EMPERORViLLIAM EMPERORViLLIAMRegrets WllUA WllUARegrets
Regrets That German Ruler IsNot Is IsNot
Not Present to Hear HearIt
It ItBetoerlY ItBeSeriy
BetoerlY K Mass Sept 9Xakln his hisfirst lIsfirst
first formal appearance as commmder commmderInehlet commanderinchief
Inehlet ot the American navy President PresidentTaft PresidentTaft
Taft today on board the cruiseryacht cruiseryachtlayflower cruiseryachtMayflower
Mayflower toasted too German emperor emperorLong emperorLong
Long IRa may he live to contribute to tothe tothe
the peace ot the world aid the pres president i idellt
dent In drinking the emperors health halthThe healthThe
The occasion wall the presentation of ofthe ofthe
the Tart cup to Commander W F Chi1ds Childsof
0 of the BeMOllhUrBt No Y Yacht club clubWhM clubwhose
whose boat won the first honors o of the thlAmericanGenna theAmericanGetman
AmericanGenna sonderla races ht1 ht1oft held heldoff
oft iarblehead iarbleheadThe
The president after his tribute to the theemperor theemperor
emperor said saidI
I am sorry the emperor is not here hereto
to Join DB In this expression of good will willwhIch willwhich
whIch I am sure we could have with withreference withreference
reference to thlll sport and e very other othersport othersport
sport I think It Itosa Is osa a good thing to have
between b bIn na o oIn
In some respects perhaps it Is better bettfrnot betternot
not to have two nations on different side sideof sidesof
of a question I think It Is a great deal
In 1w < ot the re recent cnt develop developments developments
ments that when there is a dispute as asto asto
to who got first tl to the pole th the < contest LOntestants contestants
ants should be from the same nation natonYe nationIVe
Ye are I think much more certain
reach reaching ng the truth under these circum
than It both WEre backed up b by
certain sort of nati1nal pride and preJu
e that might leui to error errorKING errorKING
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KING HAS AIRSHIP RIDE RIDEFli RIDEF
F Fli iahafeo Sept 9Count Count Zep ZeppfHl
pfHl 1i i to trk k up Ute k king ot Saxony for nn nnhours anhours
hours run fit his aIrship today I
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